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1 I  | handled in this sort, creaked aloud in such fine~style that
2 I  |       Lucien in his turn read aloud the fragment of an epic
3 III|     the newest~books; he read aloud the poetry that appeared.
4 IV |      of childhood; he thought aloud, took you into his~confidence
5 V  |   when any~one begins to read aloud."~ ~"I hope that Nais will
6 V  |   attend while somebody reads aloud after~dinner, it upsets
7 V  |      on his way home, talking aloud to himself, scoffing at~
8 VI |      to read Andre de Chenier aloud to them~until people arrived
9 VI |     than listening to reading aloud after dinner."~ ~Cajoled